Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
April 16, 2017

Toyota (TM) hasn’t had the best of times in the market as of late. In fact, the stock has been on the decline for about three months at this point. Looking at the chart, the knee-jerk reaction may be that

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Remember this chart from Citi’s Matt King? That right there is your global credit impulse, and as you can see from the preponderance of red (which I assume Citi used in a kind of tongue-in-cheek way), China is almost the

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EM FX was mostly firmer last week, helped by Trump comments and softer US data. While this seems positive for EM, the global backdrop remains uncertain.  Some in EM (Russia, Turkey, and Korea) remain vulnerable to geopolitical concerns. In addition,

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The investment world is often thought of as conservative, traditional, middle of the road, and one that conforms with the norms of society. Increasingly, especially as the digital age continues to transform our world, these staid notions are being replaced

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A month has gone by since the last earnings report for media company Meredith Corporation (MDP – Free Report). Shares have added about 4.9% in that time frame, outperforming the market. Will the recent positive trend continue leading up to the stock’s next earnings

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Five months have passed since the demonetization drive, but the people of India continue to face a shortage of cash in banks and ATMs. The Times of India reports that more than 90% of the ATMs in the northern region do not have cash,

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Many traders appreciated last month’s article with my most favorite wave patterns. Being able to recognize wave 3 and “end of the trend” scenarios makes sense even for non-Elliott Wave traders. This article adds another two patterns, which I think are

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“Now that enough re-distribution has taken place, we need to extend the decline from the 2375 (s/b 2378) secondary top.  This is what my indicators are currently projecting and, if they turn out to be correct, a resumption of the

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In contrast to the charge the Dollar mounted through the final three-month period of 2016, the benchmark currency seemed to stall through the first quarter of 2017. While not a full tide change, the bulls were much more circumspect about

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